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The second she entered the room, Ye Wanwan started ranting uncontrollably at Si Yehan: "I'm back… I'm back after being stuffed with a stomachful of dog food! As expected, I'll have to pay the price sooner or later for coming up with this idea! That dumba** Chu Feng was actually trying to get a limited edition album for Yanran from Han Xianyu's assistant, can you believe it? I was so worried for nothing!"
Ye Wanwan exclaimed when her gaze landed on something in Si Yehan's hands and she frowned. "Why are you looking at those documents again?"
Si Yehan placed the stack of contracts down. "Just browsing through."
Ye Wanwan was speechless. "Don't you have any hobbies other than working?"
She had been wanting to ask this question for a long time.
Si Yehan thought about it seriously for awhile then said, "Hobbies?"
Ye Wanwan nodded and gave many examples: "That's right. Like singing, listening to music, swimming, soccer or maybe golf? There must be something you like doing other than working, right? It's a rare chance for you to openly take a break and recuperate, so why can't you do something more relaxing?"
Si Yehan glanced at the girl with his bottomless eyes and replied, "I don't have anything else to do."
Ye Wanwan choked and was left speechless. Her little face turned darker.
Why does this guy insist on killing the conversation?
Ye Wanwan ran over angrily and grabbed his arm. "Keep me company then! Let's go watch a movie! Haven't you noticed that we haven't been to the movies ever since we started dating?"
Not only the movies - they hadn't done most things dating couples normally did.
Thinking back to her previous life, she really was quite pitiful. Although she was married to Si Yehan, their relationship was worse than that of enemies. There was no hope of doing all those couple activities.
"We already went out for a meal, even though a lightbulb tagged along… let's go to the movies this time! Just the two of us!" Ye Wanwan suggested excitedly.
Si Yehan looked at her eyes sparkling with eagerness, yet he didn't say anything.
Ye Wanwan knitted her brows slightly. "What is it? You don't want to?"
"I'm afraid you'll be bored," Si Yehan said plainly.
Ye Wanwan was stunned. Afraid I'll be bored?
Afraid I'll be bored… when I'm with him?
Ye Wanwan blinked and mumbled to herself, "So you actually do know you're boring…"
…
In the end, Ye Wanwan still managed to drag Si Yehan out the door.
It was the weekend and also a peak period for going out - the cinema was jam-packed with people.
Ye Wanwan looked around and finally found an empty seat then pulled Si Yehan over. "Sit here and wait for me. I'll go get the tickets."
Even when Si Yehan was dressed like normal and casually on purpose, he still stuck out among the crowd just by sitting there.
Ye Wanwan hurriedly lined up and got the tickets.
She finally got the tickets and ran back to Si Yehan. "What would you like to drink? I'll buy it! Do you want popcorn?
Si Yehan: "Anything."
Ye Wanwan: "Alright! I'll pick!"
Si Yehan: "En."
Ye Wanwan then skipped over to the line again to get some drinks and popcorn then went to another station to get snacks…
Si Yehan turned to the people in the line and realized almost everyone was a guy, but Ye Wanwan was carrying a bunch of stuff and running here and there…
Only then did a certain emotionless great devil finally realize that something didn't seem right.